Park City Day School held a Patriot Day ceremony to honor first responders and commemorate 9/11. Around 20 first responders were present from local fire, police, sheriff and emergency medical service responders. Students raised the U.S. flag, recited the Pledge of Allegiance and then presented thank you cards and notes to the first responders. After the ceremony concluded, students were able to check out the first responder’s vehicles that were present.
First responders arrive to the Park City Day School and enjoy coffee and breakfast food prior to the Patriot Day ceremony that was held on Wednesday. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Brad McCutcheon, head of school, hands the flag to students after his initial remarks at the Patriot Day ceremony. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Paul McGinn, Lennon Dixson-Geels, Cole McCutcheon and Harlow McCutcheon raise the flag on Wednesday morning. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Paul McGinn, Lennon Dixson-Geels, Cole McCutcheon and Harlow McCutcheon lead the group of students, teachers and first responders in the pledge of allegiance after raising the flag. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Q Robinson and Will Ronan hold a sign thanking first responders for their bravery on Wednesday morning. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Deputy Skyler Talbot thanks a pair of young students from Park City Day School after they presented him with a thank you poster on Wednesday. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record 
Willa Lyday is helped off the firetruck on Wednesday following the Patriot Day ceremony. Students were able to check out the fire truck, ambulance and police motorcycles that were present at Park City Day School. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record